Following a recent comment of @Markus_Agwin about Automatic Differentiation in Sicmutils, some of us have become more interested in the possibilities the library may open for the emerging scientific Clojure stack.
Discussing this with the maintainers – Colin Smith & Sam Ritchie – we decided to organize a couple of meetups.
The first of these meetups will take place on Dec 2nd and focus on the library’s ideas and the possibilities that it opens for scientific computing in Clojure.
Future meetups will present the interactive tooling that becomes possible thanks to the current work of porting the library to cljc.
You may wish to watch Colin’s 2017 talk on Clojure/West, read into the recent notes of Sam about applications to numerical computing, and watch Sam’s upcoming talk on re:Clojure!
Here are the details for the first meetup:
Speakers: Colin Smith & Sam Ritchie
Moderator: @lambduhhh
Time: https://time.is/1400_02_Dec_2020_in_UTC/
Length: 2 hours
RSVP: https://tinyurl.com/y34ut6np
